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Is Humor Genetic?

November 22, 2009 by D. A. Wolf 21 Comments

Take one smidge of Kathy Griffin, add a dollop of Robin Williams, then a sprinkling of George Carlin. What do you get? A personal mix of madness, and a loopy laugh track based on… what? I find each of these comedians to be funny, or have, at different points in my life. But my sons’ […]

Filed Under: Culture, Entertainment, Lifestyle, Parenting Tagged With: adult humor, big little wolf, comedians, daily plate of crazy, dailyplateofcrazy, equal opportunity offending, George Carlin, is humor genetic, kids and sense of humor, Mary TYler Moore, Parenting, seventies sitcoms, sixties sitcoms, sixties TV, slapstick, South Park, teen humor, TV comedy, what do kids find funny, what do you find funny

I'm writing as fast as I can…

November 19, 2009 by D. A. Wolf 23 Comments

Laundry, permission slips, school lunches, art supplies, driving lessons. Another SAT registration. More credit debt. Writing. More writing. Unpaid bills, unopened mail. Researching scholarships, colleges, college visits. Leaky roof, broken mower, burnt-out printer, dying cell phone. And? I’m dancing as fast as I can More writing, more writing, more writing. Another dose to fight anxiety, […]

Filed Under: Lifestyle, Love, Morning Musing, Parenting Tagged With: Anissa Mayhew, big little wolf, biglittlewolf, blur of parenthood, daily plate of crazy, dailyplateofcrazy, hardship is not tragedy, hardship versus tragedy, I'm dancing as fast as I can, I'm writing as fast as I can, momentum versus the moment, Parenting, parenting teens, raising teens, single parenthood, Single Parenting, slow down you move too fast

Sudden Outbreak of Rhymatoid ArtWriteUs; CDC Contemplates Next Steps

November 16, 2009 by D. A. Wolf 14 Comments

“We appear to be seeing a new rash of cases,” said CDC spokesperson Ima Ditz. “Rhymatoid ArtWriteUs is breaking out up and down the East Coast of the U.S., with suspected incidents popping up as far north as Portland, Maine and as far south as the Florida Keys. There is currently no vaccine available and […]

Filed Under: Chaussures, Language, Lifestyle, Sexy Shoes in the City Tagged With: Chaussures, daily plate of crazy, designer shoes, humor, motherhood, Parenting, rhyme crime, rhyme therapy, Roger Vivier, Sexy Shoes in the City, shoes, shopping, silly verse, single dads, single moms, writing

Is Your Comfort Zone Holding You Back?

November 14, 2009 by D. A. Wolf 14 Comments

Do we allow our comfort zones to hold us back to our detriment? When we face empty nest after long years of single parenting, will we have the courage to make big changes?

Filed Under: Art Art Art, Lifestyle, Surviving Recession Tagged With: change, comfort foods, comfort zone, reinvention, relocating, Single Parenting

Teen Party Planner, the Mad Hatter, Down the Rabbit Hole

November 13, 2009 by D. A. Wolf 12 Comments

Teen party planner “Can I have a few people over?” Excuse me? “Saturday night. Can I have a few people over? We’ll sit outside, in the back.” This was unusual. Four sentences. I realize he can talk, and with animation, but generally only when there’s a girl around, or the girl, the OMG hot blonde […]

Filed Under: Lifestyle, Morning Musing, Parenting, Surviving Recession Tagged With: Alice down the rabbit hole, Alice in Wonderland, big little wolf, biglittlewolf, daily plate of crazy, dailyplateofcrazy, Mad Hatter, parenting college students, parenting teens, raising teens, Single Parenting, Surviving Recession, teen party planner, teenage parties

Dear Family of Strangers Connecting

November 10, 2009 by D. A. Wolf 11 Comments

Dear Family of Strangers Connecting: How odd to wake each morning and think of you, immediately. Even as dreams hover. Even as the week’s worries crystallize too quickly, as I wonder what we shall say to each other, as I picture you rushing to jobs, to schools, to computers, to the day’s errands all too […]

Filed Under: En Français, Lifestyle, Morning Musing Tagged With: blogging, community, internet community, letters, Single Parenting, solitude, whatever life dishes out, writing exercise

Phoenix rising from the ashes. Myth or possibility?

November 9, 2009 by D. A. Wolf 10 Comments

Is it human nature to believe that we can rebuild, even from devastation? I thought of this last evening, of the myth of the Phoenix rising from the ashes. I was watching the season finale of Mad Men, as the main character’s life seems to slip through his fingers – his marriage, his illusions about […]

Filed Under: Entertainment, Lifestyle, Morning Musing, Other Stuff, Parenting, Relationships, Surviving Recession Tagged With: AMC TV's Mad Men, big little wolf, biglittlewolf, characteristics of successful entrepreneurs, daily plate of crazy, dailyplateofcrazy, Don Draper and Conrad Hilton, gods and myths, Jon Hamm, Jon Hamm as Don Draper, Mad Men recap, Mad Men Season 3 Finale, Marriage and Divorce, myth of the Phoenix rising, myth versus reality, Phoenix rising from the ashes, Single Parenting, surviving breakup, surviving divorce, Surviving Recession, whatever life dishes out

Amante à Paris ou « Maman t’as pas ri ! » (La vie est une saloperie !)

October 28, 2009 by D. A. Wolf 2 Comments

Amante à Paris ou « Maman t’as pas ri ! » (La vie est une saloperie !) version anglaise / English version / © D A Wolf Hier soir, j’ai reçu un coup de fil sur mon portable – le numéro, je ne l’ai pas reconnu. Mais le pays, si – 33. Et moi, aux […]

Filed Under: En Français, Language, Lifestyle, Parenting, Relationships, Sex, Travel Tagged With: amants, amants à Paris, American française, amitié, amour, amour en France, amour humour, big little wolf, Big Little Wolf en français, biglittlewolf, biglittlewolf vie des femmes, choisir entre le sexe en France et la cuisine en Amérique, dailyplateofcrazy, dailyplateofcrazy amants, dailyplateofcrazy femmes, dailyplateofcrazy vie des femmes, échange culturel, En Français, France, French sex, la vie est une saloperie, memories, OMG, sex in France, sexe et mères célibataires, Single Parenting, vie Parisienne

French Sex vs Proper Parenting

October 28, 2009 by D. A. Wolf 18 Comments

Yesterday, late afternoon, my cell flashed a number I didn’t recognize, but with a country code that I did. 33. France. That fine, flourishing, familiar place where I have friends – and lovers. The country that is home to my heart, where the streets energize me, the wine transports me, the art – even more […]

Filed Under: Lifestyle, Parenting, Relationships, Sex Tagged With: amants, France, French lovers, French sex, lovers, OMG, parenting teens, raising teens, Sex, sex and the single mom, single parent dating, Single Parenting

Tattoo Follow-up: Pro Piercing?

October 24, 2009 by D. A. Wolf 31 Comments

Somehow in my mind, tattoos and piercings are linked. And the tattoo talk has been so interesting! Plenty of celebrities have jumped on the tattooing and piercing bandwagon. So how about some follow-up questions to those who indulge or enjoy this practice? Tattoo and piercing link? I would love to know: Those of you who […]

Filed Under: Fashion & Style, Lifestyle, Other Stuff, Parenting Tagged With: big little wolf, biglittlewolf, celebrity piercings, celebrity tattoos, celebrity tattoos piercings, daily plate of crazy, dailyplateofcrazy, facial piercing, multiple piercings, multiple tattoos, naval piercings, nose piercing, piercings, tattoo followup, tattoos, whatever life dishes out, why get tattoos

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